I’m not sure you understand the context of this conversation. But I’ll respond anyway.
Of course there was interest on the loan from the Co-Op, they are a bank and that’s how they make their money.
Your second point is totally irrelevant!
And if we had gone into administration you are correct in stating the “poor” Co-Op shareholders wouldn’t have received any money back, but this only highlights the point I was making that any football club could go out of business and we shouldn’t be so quick to judge them as it could so easily have happened to us.
Hope this clarifies my previous post for you. UTO

Ask share holders of the Co Op bank how they felt about the derisory sum they received from us for the debt we owed them. I should put my hand over my mouth and shout full up if I were you mate. There a small club struggling in the lower leagues with next to no income, and receiving fu#k all help from the EFL who, incidentally, couldn’t run a pi#s up in a brewery.

I hope DC has watched how Mel Morris manipulated the situation with Chelsea and Frank Lampard and tries to get a decent amount of compensation and hopefully get some leverage with regards to getting a couple of players off them, either on loan or permanent. Let’s try and make the most of a bad situation.